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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

In part to/because

Which is correct please?


I’m doing this in part (to stay/because I want to stay) healthy but also to Get some muscle.


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I’m doing this ,in part ,to stay healthy but also to get some muscle. = OK I’m doing this ,in part, because I want to stay healthy, but also to get some muscle. =OK Both sentences sound natural to me.

— Carew

  • I’m doing this ,in part ,to stay healthy but also to get some muscle.
  • = OK I’m doing this ,in part, because I want to stay healthy, but also to get some muscle.
  • =OK Both sentences sound natural to me.
  • The expression get some muscle sounds a bit unnatural to me and a little incomplete.
  • Might I suggest you end the sentence with any of the following: to improve my muscle bulk or t o improve my muscle strength or to improve my muscle tone etc.
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I’m doing this ,in part ,to stay healthy but also to get some muscle. = OK

I’m doing this ,in part, because I want to stay healthy, but also to get some muscle. =OK

Both sentences sound natural to me.

The expression get some muscle sounds a

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